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...Adrian IV, an English Pope, granted sovereignty over Ireland and its Celtic inhabitants to England's Henry II. For the next four centuries, the English tried sporadically and without success to conquer the Emerald Isle. In 1601, however, an army of Elizabeth I defeated the last of the great Roman Catholic earls, and their lands were turned over to English and Scottish colonizers of the Protestant faith. Much of Ireland's history since then has been a record of bloodshed and trouble. Some milestones: 1690. King James II of England, a Catholic convert, was defeated at the Battle...
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...Angeles Times, the women's section logotype has metamorphosed from "Women" to "Family" to "Part IV" to its present "View." The Washington Post kicked around 34 heads including "Private Lives," "Living," "Special Section," "Trends," "Critique," "Spectrum" and "You" before finally settling on "Style." The Chicago Tribune obviously has two concepts of women's pages: one with its brightly packaged Sunday "Lifestyle" and the other with its flashy Monday fashion section, "Feminique...
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